Alexander Isak News: Eddie Hao says that Liverpool is not able to train with Newcastle, but still has a future in the club

Newcastle Edi coach says it is clear that Alexander Isak cannot currently participate in his team after discussions with the striker, but he insists that he still has a future in the club.

Issak returned at the Newcastle facility on Monday morning after they missed their tour before the season and trained it away from the rest of the team, according to Hao’s instructions.

Magpies rejected an opening offer of 110 million pounds in addition to additions from Liverpool on August 1, after Izak told the club that he wanted to explore his options in the transfer window.

Isaac did not participate in the penultimate summer of Newcastle against Espanyol, a 2-2 draw that William Osola witnessed in advance, and Hao refused to set a schedule when Sweden International will return to the first team.

Speaking after the friendly in the garden of St. James, Hao said: “We have had discussions and it is clear at the present time that we cannot involve it in the group.

“I don’t know how long it will take it. It is clear that I can’t involve it with the team at the moment.

“He is later training in the rest of the team. There have been discussions since the round. I don’t think disciplinary work has happened.”

When clicking on an answer about whether Isaac has a future in the club, Hao added: “It is here, so of course he has a future in Newcastle. From our point of view, we would like to return it with the team, but the situation should be appropriate for this to happen.

“He has no problem with fitness. I am aware of a feeling within the team that there is nothing in favor of the group.”

Izak was previously training at his former headquarters at Real Skidad on its own, after he lost the Newcastle round before the season in Asia.

Hao does not expect any decision to put before the opening match of the season next Saturday. He said: “I want Alex to play today, I want him to train tomorrow. We would like the player to be with us – allow me to make it clear that. There is no part of me who does not want this result.

“But I do not see the change before Aston Villa, the current situation we face.”

In response to a question about whether the club could simply dig in their aftermath and refused to sell its front star, Hao said: “I do not think it is clear and direct, otherwise we have done so long ago. I do not think that we are in a situation that allows us to do so.

“I don’t want to go into many details because I don’t think this is true. I think I have said enough.”

The club’s failure to decline on many possible signatures has led to suggestions that the General Investment Fund in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which has a 85 percent stake, is not as previously as before.

However, Hao, who admitted that the ISak situation had previously stabilized a united group, was unambiguous in his denial.

He said: “The owners are very involved, as they were always.

“This was a difficult period as there will be a lot of different opinions on various topics, but I can assure everyone in contact with Newcastle that the owners are behind the project and fight every day for the club.”

Sesko becomes the eighth failed to sign Newcastle

The latest from Sky Sports News’ Dharmesh Sheith, Amar Mehta and VIK VARANGE:

Newcastle striker is scheduled to miss the RB Leipzig Benjamin Sesko, with the player currently in the UK to end his transfer to Manchester United.

The deal is divided into 66.3 million pounds (76.5 million euros) and 7.37 million pounds (8.5 million euros) in additional performance.

The club’s summer moves from bad to worse, even though Sesko becomes the eighth player who they could not secure.

The club was absent from Dean Huigon, Liam Dilab, Joao Pedro, Matthews being, Brian Mbomo, James Trafford, Hugo ICICIC and now Cisco.

Seven of these players signed, or were appointed to sign for their competitors in the Premier League.

Newcastle for the first time offered initial fees of 65.3 million pounds in addition to 4.36 million pounds of additions (75 million euros +5 million euros), then raised its offer to 69.7 million pounds (80 million euros) as fixed fees in addition to additions.

The agreed manne deal is an initial fee of 66.3 million pounds (76.5 million euros) in addition to 7.37 million pounds (8.5 million euros) in additional performance.